Graduate Teaching Fellowship in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine, Western University

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Country: United States

Category: Research Job,Scholarship

Program: Fellowship,Postgraduate,Research

Field: Science



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Scholarship Name:Graduate Teaching Fellowship in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
Short Description:Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Fellowship program offered through COMP
Long Description:

The Fellowship program in the Department of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific (COMP) is designed to expand the educational opportunities for osteopathic medical students while they assist in all phases of the department's operation. They assist in lecturing and teaching practical skills to graduate students. Fellows are encouraged to develop research projects with the assistance of the basic sciences faculty and have the opportunity to receive clinical training under the supervision of faculty members.

Scholarship Criteria:
  • Second year DO student
Number of Scholarships: 18
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Scholarship Amount: Varies
Application Start Date: 08/2013
Application End Date: 12/2013
Applicable Programs:DO 2015
Other Information:Applications are accepted during the fall semester of each school year. Recipients will be interviewed and selected during the spring semester of the same academic year on the basis of interest in osteopathic concepts and the development of greater skills in their application; interest in teaching; academic achievement; and conduct which provides a role model for first-year students. In order to participate in the Fellowship program, each student takes five years, instead of four, to complete all of their educational requirements, including hospital and private practice clinical rotations, for the DO degree. Fellows receive a full tuition/fees waiver the third and fourth years and an annual stipend for their fifth year, payable monthly. There is no tuition charged the fifth year, only a graduation fee. Mandatory fees must be paid, however, during the third and fourth years. Students on military scholarships are not eligible for the program. To apply, please call the Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Department at (909) 469-5282.

 



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